Find out more about MK Dons’ deadline day signing, Ibrahim Fullah

Having brought in plenty of experience during the summer window, the addition of teenager Ibrahim Fullah breaks the mould a little, but that’s exactly what Paul Warne wants from him.

The 19-year-old has been a part of the fold at The Valley since he was a ten-year-old, coming through the Addicks ranks to sign his first pro deal two years ago.

Described by former Academy Director Steve Avory as a player with the 'wow factor', Fullah played an important role in the U18s' Professional Development League Two - South win in 2023/24. There, he netted 11 goals and provided five assists en route to the title.

Capable of playing on both flanks as a wing-back, Fullah’s versatility can also see him playing in a more central role in the midfield, praised for his box-to-box attributes and his high work-rate.

A year on from signing his first pro deal, the teenager would make his first-team debut in the final game of the season away at Burton, but his break-out would come in the following campaign.

After Charlton secured a spot in the Championship, Fullah began to feature more regularly for the side, getting his first goal in the Carabao Cup against Stevenage last August and following it up with his second in the next round against Cambridge United.

Used predominantly as a substitute last season, he made 13 outings for Charlton, with his performances earning him the Young Player of the Year award.

Fullah had been linked with a move to Stadium MK earlier in the window, but completes his move on deadline day.